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The luteinizing hormone releasing hormone (LHRH) by Dr. Arnon K. Medical Doctor Note: The terms “luteinizing hormone” (LH) and “gonadatropin” (Gn) are variously used by different authorities. Thus, LHRH and GnRH are also interchangeable terms in the medical literature. As ... Read on »
Site update: week 10 by Dr. Arnon K. Medical Doctor ... ain web site over the past week:High intensity focused ultrasound in treatment of early stage (localized) prostate cancerOrchiectomy in treatment of metastatic prostate cancerLuteinizing hormone releasing hormone (LHRH) agonists in treatment of metastatic prostate cancerLuteinizing hormone releasing hormone (LHRH) antagonists in treatment of metast ... Read on »
Traditional Surrogacy: How Do Ovulation Tests Work? by Sharon LaMothe Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee ... w is a short list of common questions and answers regarding what these kits are for and how they work. Good Luck!!~~~~~~Q: How do ovulation tests work? Ovulation tests detect luteinizing hormone (LH). Just prior to ovulation, women experience a brief surge in luteinizing hormone. Ovulation predictor kits help you pinpoint this surge and anticipate ... Read on »
New drug and new hope to beat prostate cancer by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven ... nt of testosterone production in a few days—an overproduction that causes the body to automatically stop generating testosterone. A major concern with this treatment (called luteinizing hormone releasing hormone agonist) is that some patients with advanced prostate cancer might not survive the initial hormone surge.New meds, new tests, new hope to ... Read on »
Stress Not Healthly For Fertility by Deborah Lloyd ... an inhibit the production of gonadotropin releasing hormone ( GnRH ). GnRH stimulates the synthesis and secretion of the gonadotropins, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). Hence this single hormone controls a set of very complex processes. The study showed that during stress the levels of a hormone called gonadotropin- ... Read on »
Hormones, Problem Areas and Your Body-Fat Map – Part 2 by Douglas R. Patient ExpertHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee ... ptogens such as ginseng – talk to your naturopath .Get your hormone levels checkedLow Progesterone CausesLack of ovulationUnmanaged high levels of chronic stressLow levels of luteinizing hormoneHypothyroidismExcess prolactionSolutionsProgesterone cream – talk to your doctor/naturopathStress management – meditation, breathing techniques, psychiatry, ... Read on »
Obesity May Be Factor In Mens Fertility by Robin P. Patient ExpertHealth Maven ... eport in the journal Fertility and Sterility. Compared with their thinner counterparts, obese men had lower levels of testosterone in their blood, as well as lower levels of luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) -- both essential to reproduction. According to the researchers, these relatively low levels of LH and FSH are ... Read on »
Pituitary gland by stipeygirl75 ... tions affect the kidneys. Diabetes insipidus is different from the more well-known diabetes mellitus (or type II diabetes), which affects the levels of glucose in our bodies. Luteinizing hormone (LH) - LH regulates testosterone in men and estrogen in women. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) - FSH promotes sperm production in men and stimulates the ... Read on »
Tests & Diagnostics for Prostate Cancer by Well Med ... titis Digital Rectal Examination External radiation Fecal Occult Bleeding Flutamide Goserelin Hormonal therapy Internal radiation Ketoconazole Kidney Leuprolide Luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) agonists Microalbumin (Kidney) Nerve-sparing prostate surgery Orchiectomy Prostate Prostate Cancer Prostate-specific Ant ... Read on »
Eating Disorders do kill by Dr. Richard Keller Medical DoctorHealth Maven ... dration, blood electrolyte abnormalities, and cardiac rhythm disturbances. Hormonal abnormalities, probably led by decreased gonadotropin-releasing hormone, include increased luteinizing hormone, decreased prolactin, decreased estrogen (with loss of menses), decreased testosterone, decreased thyroid hormone (cold intolerance and other metabolic abn ... Read on »